Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches
Overview
The Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches is a UK network serving independent evangelical churches.
History
It was founded in 1922 to provide fellowship and support among independent churches and now connects diverse local congregations.
Beliefs and emphases
Member churches are evangelical, but their traditions may be Baptist, Reformed, charismatic, Anglican-background, or independent; they remain doctrinally and structurally distinct.
Worship and practice
Worship is determined by each church and can range from traditional services to contemporary gatherings.
Organisation and life
The Fellowship provides resources, recognition, training, and support without becoming a denomination over its member churches.